ANAHEIM -- The Ducks are proving that not only can they walk the walk, they can also talk the talk. After coming out to a sluggish start in their win over the Buffalo Sabres on Wednesday, the Ducks knew they had to rectify that in tonight's game against the impressive Carolina Hurricanes. It didn't take long for them to stay true to their word.

Postgame Notes
Anaheim 4 vs. Carolina 2
Oct. 18, 2019
Honda Center
6-2-0, 12 points

The Ducks pushed their home win streak to four consecutive games (4-0-0) following a 4-2 victory against the Carolina Hurricanes. With a 6-2-0 overall record (12 pts.), Anaheim has posted its best start since 2014-15 (7-1-0, 14 pts.) in both wins and points. In addition, the club's four-game home win streak matches the best home start in club history (third time, last: 2014-15).

Two nights ago, the Ducks were able to pull off an impressive victory over an Eastern Conference opponent that has found early success this season. Tonight, they'll look to do the same against the Carolina Hurricanes at Honda Center. (7 p.m. PT, TV: Prime Ticket, Radio: AM 830). The Ducks come in with a 5-2-0 record and a perfect 3-0 mark at home, while their opponent brings with them a 6-2-0 mark this season.

ANAHEIM -- It's still early in the season, but the Ducks are proving they're never really out of the fight no matter how one-sided it might appear. Trailing by a pair of goals late in the opening frame, the Ducks rallied with an enormous second period to pull off a 5-2 victory over the Buffalo Sabres at Honda Center on Wednesday. The Ducks improved to 5-2-0 overall and 3-0 at home, while handing the Sabres their first regulation loss of the season (5-1-1).

Postgame Notes
Anaheim 5 vs. Buffalo 2
Oct. 16, 2019
Honda Center
5-2-0, 10 points

The Ducks improved their home record to 3-0-0 and overall mark to 5-2-0 following a 5-2 win over the Buffalo Sabres at Honda Center. They've started their season with three straight home wins for the fourth time in franchise history and first time since 2014-15. Anaheim has allowed the fewest goals (12 GA) over the first seven games of a season in franchise history (previously 13 GA in 2006-07).

After their journey to the Eastern U.S., the Ducks are back to open a three-game homestand beginning tonight against the Buffalo Sabres. (7 p.m. PT, TV: Prime Ticket, Radio: AM 830). The Ducks come in with a 4-2-0 record, splitting their four-game trip with victories in Detroit and Columbus. The Sabres (5-0-1), meanwhile, are one of two teams remaining without a regulation loss this season. (The other is Colorado at 5-0-0).

The Ducks have reassigned center Isac Lundestrom to the San Diego Gulls, Anaheim's primary development affiliate in the American Hockey League (AHL).

Lundestrom, 19 (11/6/99), has collected two assists (0-2=2) with a +1 rating in 18 career NHL games with the Ducks. The 6-0, 187-pound forward appeared in three games with Anaheim this season, going scoreless with a +2 rating.

The Ducks managed to win four of their first five games this season without scoring a single power-play goal, but their lack of finish with the man advantage came back to bite them today in a 4-2 loss to the Boston Bruins at TD Garden. After cutting a two-goal deficit in half with a late goal in the second period from Rickard Rakell, the Ducks got a power play - their fourth of the game. It was a crucial juncture in the game, as the Ducks controlled momentum for the majority of the second period.

They don't come around often, but today, the Ducks will close out their four-game road trip with a rare matinee affair against the Boston Bruins at TD Garden. (10 a.m. PT, TV: Prime Ticket, Radio: AM 830). The Ducks (4-1-0) have won four of their first five games this season to match the best start in club history. They've also earned victories in two of their first three away from Honda Center (2-1-0), including a 2-1 triumph on Friday night in Columbus.

It might not have been glamorous, but the Ducks found a way to grind out a greasy 2-1 victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets at Nationwide Arena. The win improved their record to 4-1-0 (eight points) this season, matching the best start in franchise history (four other occasions). Allowing just one goal tonight, the Ducks have allowed only six goals this season, a franchise-best through five games (previously nine), and lead the NHL in goals allowed per-game (1.20).